Only You

Only You is the book we all need right now. Charming, tender, funny -- and sweet without being sickly, like the very best gelato -- it's utterly glorious escapism. You will gulp it down more quickly than an Aperol Spritz on a hot summer's night. Perfetto! -- Veronica Henry Kate Eberlens first book, Miss You, was a huge hit and Only You is just as compelling. Wildly romantic, touching and wise, it will keep you reading until dawn * Sunday Express/S Magazine * If romantic fiction is your cup of tea, youll love this touching story of a pair of 20-somethings who meet at a language school in Rome . . . Kate Eberlens previous book, Miss You, was a bestseller and Only You is just as good, with wonderful descriptions of Romes iconic landmarks * Independent * A gorgeous, uplifting romantic story with all the sparkle of a glass of Prosecco -- Fanny Blake The author of the brilliant Miss You is back with [another] read youre sure to love . . . Exquisite * The Sun * If ever there was a time we needed to be swept off our feet and transported elsewhere, this is it. Cue Kate Eberlen's wonderfully romantic second novel, set in Rome . . . Perfectly plotted * Woman's Weekly * A love story with a difference and its ballroom dancing lead characters will charm fans of Strictly Come Dancing * Daily Express * I read it in a single day, savouring every moment but also breathless with wanting to know how it would end. And the clever twists! I didnt see a single one coming. And the ending itself I could have danced. I certainly cried. Just wonderful -- Joanna Nadin, author of <i>The Queen of Bloody Everything</i> A beautiful love story * Bella Magazine * I loved it! I keep thinking about the characters and their lives. Its wonderful to feel Kates passion for my beloved art form ballet. I felt touched in many ways reading this novel -- Marianela Nuez, Prima Ballerina of The Royal Ballet Beautifully realised and utterly beguiling -- Janet Ellis, author of <i>How It Was</i> Impossibly romantic * Sunday Post * While were all stuck at home, we need to be able to live and love vicariously so Only You, with its romantic Rome setting is just the thing for some literary escapism -- Sarra Manning, <i>Red </i>magazine A truly wonderful book. I loved it -- Alexandra Potter, author of <i>Confessions of a Forty-Something F*ck Up</i>

Kate Eberlen was born in a small town thirty miles from London and spent her childhood reading books and longing to escape to the big city. She studied Classics at Oxford University before discovering she was much less interested in the world of academia than the world of work. Kate has had many jobs, from lift girl in Harrods, au pair in Rome and New York, working in theatre box office and a career in publishing, before becoming a mother, teaching English as a Foreign Language and writing novels. Kate now lives in London. Only You is her second novel.